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time. I had the hope that what seemed
reality to me was only mad delusion, after
all I even asked the question OF an English
doctor! At other times, other sensible
doubts Of myself beset me. Never mind
dwelling ON them now-it always ends In
the old terrors and superstition takiDgpo o
session of me again In a weeks time !
shall know whether destiny does indeed
decide my future for me, oil whether l de-
eide it for myself. In the last case, my
resolution is to absorb this self tormentlng
fancy of mine in the occupation that have
told you of already. Do you understand
me little better now? And our business
being settled, dear Mr. Westwick, shall
we get out of this hot oom into the nice,
cold air again?" =.
They rose to leave the cafe. Francis
privately concluded that the maraschino
punch offered the only d~iscoyerable ex-
PLANTATION of what the countess had said to
him.
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Aones appeared in the little back doortrd.
of the goffold cabin.
in her turn to the steps. She wore no
veil. As she assembled to the door Of the
hotel the countess (eying her through an
opera glass noticed that she paused to look
at the outside of the building, and that her
face was very pale.
fro BE CONTINUED.
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W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Man
ILEvELAND & PITTsBURG Y. r

Under schedule In effect NAY n, 1851, traina
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central Standard Time:
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 4 m, LA
vile, i:l2 p. m. Fer steubenyille, s:6 O. m
For Martins Ferry, SIS a n. Trains arrive %
Bridgeport at 7:5S q m, ln:22 q NJ. 2;36 p. n,
i:H n. m, 6.i9 D. m mylS
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No. S2A.-A Dinner.

NO. sS3.-A Dinner.
We give below the names of some dishes and
a%dornments of a dinner tAble-tO which We In
vite all our young readers, but they must find
out for themselves what Is upon the table. Put
on your guessing caps, and let us know what Is
there concealed from view.
]. Where Charles XII went after the battle OF
Pultowa.
2. A representative of q race that saved an
ancient city.
3. Timber, and the herald Of the morning.
4. 0ne-third Of Caesars celebrated letter, and
q male descendant.
S. The employment Of some women, and the
dread of all
6. A lean wife.
T. Whom Pope calls the wisest, brightest,
meanest of mankind.
3. A world Of iniquity.
3. One of the ArgonRuts.
10. Lots wife.
IL. A cave, and a nest Of a bird Of prey.
IL. Part of a cap, a vowel and a flower.
Is. A quarrel, and four.ifths of the name OF
one with a hundred eyes.
IL. An iron vessel and eight ciphers.
Is. The plural of a Dutch price.
l6. What the prophet jeremiah saw in vision.
MARY RDOUT.
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DITTSBURG, CINClSNATI AND ST.
InIJI4 RAILRDAn Cn.

(Pan Handle Route.J Under schedule In ensc
May 2sd, 1857, trains leave wheeling, Con
trail Standard Time: For steubenyille and Pitts
buryh, 6;2s q. m, i2;aS p. N, 80 p. m. For
5teubenville. 500 p. m. The 6:S q m. and
500 p. IN. trains make direct connection fr
Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago.
The 1925 p. m. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago. Trains arivc 81
Wheeling at 6:ib T. n. 1915 a m, PAS p. N. and
600 p. ~. myi7
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Iime table taxing eject June 8ln, isn,
Passenger trains Will nm a. ~foilowa-IsnbAl
tt-pe.
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Answers.

74-Turner, timer. tailor, printer, engrsver,
saddler, barber, plumber, cooper, ditcher, grocer,
sailor.
7U5.-Ad ID )-age.
a6.-Untie, unite.
D7.-M / L l.
7OS.-When, shen.
T9.-Pyrotechnics.
70.-Crater, crate, ratsr, rate, rat, ate, sta
TIA bright thought
Answers will be published I'm two weeks.
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SPHINX KNOTS.
No. s19-A Strange Tale.

accommodation for this department should
be addressed De. r. CHADBoURS. Lewistown, Me.
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plain. There Is something wrong. very
wrong, with your own nose. / recommend
You TO see q medical man"
Having given that advice, he returned
10 his room, and shut ont the horrid fresh
air with q loud exclamation Of relief.
Francis left the the hotel by the lanes
that led to the Square Of st. Mark.
The night breeze soon revived him.
He was able 10 light . cigar and
to think quietly over what had happened.
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.Mamass
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comoiasioncrs 8,

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers win
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
ieries which may be presented az our countefE
j. H. OELESRY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANACX, Pres. State Estl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank,
CARL HOHN, Priest. Union National Bank.
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vALUABLE
FarmFOr Sale,

rs ~ ry sa,ss,, cSSsI , y; VA, EIUA1.p y, q
two miles from 6~tstenyilie. 1his fhm eontstns
100 seres. about 80 TO 4fnpuTed. the balanoe y
good timber. The land lsy1 ven, can nearly III
be moved sith moving EAchine be- IT,
built Id Nnnef, an szcsilent well Of vst9 q
the Aonk, epod ffane bam, 12x5e - pffh ~
shecs aftsched eosttnE 80. ard e4aenin 80
yGd. he fam = ven vitsrsd md Doklyh
q. ynl ssli eyeEyshtnE On Ne a.M: g.
ehtns, eufly, Hsy kaks, P3ev1 cnds sd tccn
ii.d a . sess1is 3 liz ssssz1s.
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Brace Up.

Answers win be Published in two weeks
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No. 72O.-A Market Mans Problem.

Three women went TO market with eggs. The
first had 10; the second IS; the third 80. They
sold them At the same price per egg, and found
on reckoning up their money that each had re.
ceived the same amount for her eggs. How did
they sell their eggs? n. COLEMAN.
No. 721.-Decapitation.
hide the name we love
All other names above;
Take of my head, and see
If you do not agree:
Decapitate again,
The opposite" il plain. A. L.
-
No. 722.-A Ministerial Acrostic.
WORDS OF FIVE LETTERS.
|. A strong pulsation. 2. Mounted upward. g..
A mall house. 4 All imitator. 5. Resembling
a monkey. 9. A sphere. Z. Keenly DESTROYS.
Primals and fnals-two great preachers, one
living and one dead. A. d. GISNER.
-
No. 723.-A Charade.
FIRST.
Ger mountain. aud valley, and river / go,
Like a swiit-fOoted courser, or toiling and slow;
On wings of the wind | am waited Oh high,
In earth's deepest caverns of laden am !.
SECOND.
At the feet of a maiden ] sometimes am seen,
Again she's the same at the court Of a queen;
I'm a beast, or a bird, a project, a scheme.
And oft am a hobby-tho strange il may seem.
TOTAL.
Now link us together, what changes we meet,
OF beaten, and bound. and trOd under feet;
OF prince, %courtier, and peasant till faded and
Laid low in the dust, to dust we return.
C.. II. g.
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L haNOh tu hO lCtlClos ave OOu Itdlly
going to stay here? Has your experience
Of last night altered the opinion which you
expressed to me yesterday"
Not in the least
The momentary CLEAN of animation
which had crossed her face when she ques-
toned him about Agnes died out Of it
again when he answered her. She looked,
she spoke, she eat her breakfast with q
broken resignation, like a woman who
had done with hopes, done with interest,
done with everything but the mechanical
movements and instincts of life.
Francis went out on the customary
travellers pilgrimage to the shrines of II
tan and Tintoreto. After some hours of
absence be found a letter waiting for him
when he got back to the hotel. 1t was
written by his brother Henry, and it rec
commended him to return to Milan imme-
diately. The proprietor ofa French the
atre, recently arrived from Venice, was
trying to induce the famous dancer whom
Francis had engaged TO break faith with
him and accept a higher salary.
Having made this startling announce
ment, Henry proceeded to inform his
brother that Lord and Lady Montbarry,
with Agnes and the children, would arrive
in Venice in three days more. "They
know nothing of our adventures at the
hotel" Henry wrote, land they have tele-
graphed 10 the manager for the aeeommo-
dation they want. There would be some
thing absurdly superstitious in our giving
them q warning which would frighten the
ladies aud children cut Of the best hotel
in Venice. We shall be a strong party
this time-too strong a party for ghostsl
/ shall meet the travellers on their arrival,
of course, and try my luck again at what
Won call the haunted hotel. Arthur Bar
Vile and his wife have already got "a far
on their way as Trent; and two Of the
lady's relations have arranged to accom-
pany them on the journey to Venice" !,
Naturally indignant at the conduct, of
his Partisan colleague, Francis made his
preparations for returning to Milan by the
train Of that day.
On his way out he aeked the manager If
his brothers telegram had been received.
The telegram lad arrived, and. to the
surprise Of Frnncia the roopns were AZ
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Grand Semi-Annual Drawing,
In the Academy OfiAusic, New Orleans,
tuesday, December IL, 1887.
CAPITAL Prize. $780, o

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves $40; Quarters 50,
Tenihs 81; Twenticths 81.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Williams & Co. s saw-mill.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, PA Second st.
u. II. BALDwis & Co, dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street.
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley lumber company, No. l2l Jciler-
son street.
PunE and white ~ The flower whose
name II bears arn thc biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN q LILY CoFrEE Ann SPicE Co.
STANLEY & ANDERSON. funeral directors
and emhalmcs, No. 50 Madison street, are
fully prepared 10 furnish chains at resi-.
dcnccs, when ordered, for the accommoda-
ton Of friends.
SPECIAL students will bc received In any
department nj the Higbcc School, or TO
take private lessons IN Music AIT, Elocu.
ton, Literature, the Languages, or In the
| Business tounc.
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music, vocal aud instrumental, Is teach
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A MELANCHOLY MYSTERY.
SUSPICION THAT ONE OR MORE PER-
SONS HAVE BEEN DROWNED.
Levee Waterman johnson overhauls a
Floating asiff, IN which There Are
n Number Of Articles Upon Which
May Hang u Tale.

About a O'Clock Wednesday morning
leyee Waterman John Il. johnson noticed
a skifr floating with the current in tho
river opposite the foot Of Court street He
Immediately got in his own skitf and
pulled out 10 the other and soon over
hauled Il, There was no occupant. In
the bottom OF the skih were found several
novels, four french harps, three pairs OF
cuffs. on two OF which were marked the
name "Solman,h also dictionary. BE-
meath all these was found an old bank
book, on the cover Of which was printed
"W. q. Banks, Circleville, Ohio and in
side "Circleville Bank" The book had
been used by its owner rs memorandum
book. From the notes in the book II would
seem that the owner was in camp with some
other men, as there were names which
could not be made out, showing how much
each man had paid out, and also the
amount each had given toward paving Tor
a skid. cooking utensils, etc. The book
gives the dimensions OF the skifi and length
Of the oars. The skill is a good one, sharp
nj both ends. II is IL feet Z inches long.
The oars are feet inches, and the blades
are coppercd. They We're found across the
seats in the skiff. johnson is OF the opin-
ION that the owner Of the skill either fell
or was thrown overheard. The contents
Of the skinf showed no signs Of a struggle
aud It Is probable that II broke loose from
its moorings.
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A Chronic Tendeney oyeraom..

Many persons are troubled with chronic tend
oncy 10 constipation. They are Of bilious temper
AmonL The complaint to which they arr subject
though easily rcinediAble by iudiclous treatment
Il IN many cases aggravated by a resort 10 drastic
puWatiycs aud cholagogues. A. the human stom'
ach and bowels arc lined with delicate mem.
bmne, and not with yulCnnite they cannot stand
prolonged drcnching with such medicines without
serious Injury Nothing restores aud counicmcts
an habitual tendency a. constipation W cfcctually
A. liostcticfs stomach Biitrrs. It's laxative effect
n gentle and progressive II neither cunvulsss nor
oompanied by gripping palms II aruuses the liver
When the ouuan l. sluggish, promotes ligcstioni
aud encourages appetite and flccp Tor lever and
ague. kidncv troubles. nervous complaints aud IN.
rlpicni rheumatism, 10 l. Incompatible. Take n
wincg'ass before meals and tcc how aeon you viii
r.ll,h Then,
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ENeur.isn Tickets,

At the one way rate ior the round trip,
will be- sold by the Mississippi Valley
route from Memphis to Baton Rouge, De
crmhcr q, Z. and 4. iur the occaaion Of the
inst annual exhibited TIE Central Louisiana
lair association, 60 ho held ON the ground.
Of the State university and Agricultural
aud Mechanical college. tickets good 20 ~
turn until December o. This a an excel
lent opportunity 10 wit the capital and
the sugar country 81 Louisiana ai a small
expenditure at money. Ticket Office III
Main street. under Peabody hotel
n. n. TAtIEY, Ticket Agent
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syrup OF Tig.

j. ihe delightful liquid laxative and the
only true remedy for habitual constipation
and the many MS depending on a weak or
inactive condition of the kidneys, liver and
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California Fig Syrup Company, San Fran.
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by n. J. Hester and all leading druggists.
Van Nlcct a Co., q. W. Jones 4 Co, W "
Wilkcnon & Co, J. J. Miles and <. Mans
field 4 Co. have been appointed wholcsal,
agents Of Memphis
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PArus desiring 10 learn shorthand
should investigate the system taught nj
room 81, Planters insurance building
lcssona every night.
Address FOX PTS.
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William Ralph Ice. who shot his step.
father, banker Ravson. oi Chicago, was
brought ny In court yesterday lie waived
a hearing and In default Of $1,000 bail
was rcmmdcd 20 iail.
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WOULDN'T BELIEVE THEM ON OATH.
A Prisoner Discharged and the states
witnesses Held.


witnesses Held.
A case wherein witnesses and prisoner
changed places developed in the criminal
court yesterday. Wiley Brown was on
trial for shooting Lindsey Robertson, with
intent TO kill. The trouble occurred early
ono morning, about a month ago, at
negro school-houso in the northeast
crn suburbs. The only proof against the
prisoner was from three Witnessed
prosecutor, VIM. Nelson and Leanord
si.a.oiaas. Their testimony Was moi vi u
positive character, such rs 10 convict
Brown, and besides, they admitted being
engaged in q game Of craps at the time.
Theeupon, his honor dismissed the pris-
oner and held ON to the three witnesses ON
q change Of crap-shooting. The judge lives
In the ncighborhood, knows his men, and
says he u determined 90 straighien them
ont. al would not believe them on oath"
be said, In dismissing the case against
brown
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How testimonials nrc most reliable. and
" you will send yout same and address We
will send statements Uf numbers % the best
citizons Of Nashville rgrling the wonder.
ful Cuus effected hy the Ethiopian Pile Oiut-
mcnt u never falls. fiiiy cents aud ~
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lciliCr. 2sl Main street
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rsncmcn, uouse Harmed.

Nrw Nong, Dec. i.-Firr In q tenement
house, No 3ij wcs, Forty third street, early
this morning caused q panic among be in
mates. Al escaped uniujurcd except 10.
soph lacols, agcd five ycan, Who was
burned to death The damage ~ the
building will amount 10 $4,000.
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Ilre I'm Dututl,.

DvLrru, MINI, Dec. Fire early this
morning, in the Metropolitan block, dam.
aged the building slightly, while water
damaged the dry goods stock Of |. Frci-
muih 10 the extent ol nearly $4,000, and
the contents of law and other offices about
$1,000 The Duluth press club-rooms
were flooded The LOSSES were covered 10y
insurance, save plans Of y. Humble, archi.
tcct, which are valued ai $1,000. Frci-
muth had ~, 600 insurance on his stock.
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OK account 81 the Dad weather last sun
day the daring jump Of Ned Hathaway
from a balloon has been postponed t.ll
next Sunday. December 4.
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DM II. c. KrLsAY il now receiving his
patients NJ nullys European hotel. Oilicc
houm, 9 o'clock o. m. a. q y. m.
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paiy from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating il relieved ~ once by taking
one Of Garter Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner Don't forget this
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Assignee. sale.

Pianos, organs, sheet music and musical
instruments, less than cost, at 2s6 Main
slpct, llOllcnhCrg's old stand.
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W. A. FMrrs, No. 81 Union e., has
Just received car Of good brood mares,
also a load OF farm mules.
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Dnntirun

~ nrvoyD nv uiE UsE oT oocoAiNr.
And Il stimulates aud promotes the growth
Of the hair
Bumclts Fayoring extracts are the
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Ah,irr 90 ,fnihrr-.

Mn WinNow's soothing syrup should alwan -
uipd lot children lfcihng II ioolhet ne ghlt,
in'srt ~ guuis hllnis ~ pain Curr. WIZ ehnle,
aud "a ihC bssi frmoiy Got oiauhca 2ra bo1u@
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Iron Mountain route runs a Pullman
Buffet slccpingcm and free Reclining
Chair Car from Memphis 10 st. Louis
without change, daily, In 10 hours. Ticket
oO,cc M "A ytnJisop sireet
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$500.

win dress you mp In our Zine worsted Cas-.
slmcrc Dress suits, In frock and eutawny
STYLES, at the OAK HALL.
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SI2.oo.

To look nj our Scotch Cheylot suits, In frork
and sack styles, In their novel patterns
and shades, o. To admire them at the old
reliable OAK RAIL-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-13

Dieie etirn, bieies Saar unb oisies
aluge = elm Supiterfopf. Sd fiiblte
mid err0tben, tpie ein ie9saebnidbriges
Wdb6eu, fpenm mid elm Strabl biefes
Nuaes traf. llnb oieie Wiirbe, biefe
SaItungl llnb bieie Sprade nit benz
tiefen @Iodenton Sd oerftano ni9t,
mas er iagte, aber es mar aud ni9t nb'
tbig, feline Stimme mar cine Molobie,
Der man nit @nt3iidung lauid)t aud
obne Worte. Seiu 8ortrag cine Spms
pbonie = rlein, fb6ner als bieie, oenn
in Der Symphonic b6ren mir nur, =
bier aber laben mir aud; bic Belpes
gungen ieiner 2ippen beim Spre9en
iinb unnadabmli6 unb tpenn er ld9elt,
tuelde 3dbnel Sic bieIt inne. Sbre
2ippeu sudten, ibre Wansen gliibten.
gs ipar ibr cine Wolluit, enbli6 ein-
nal ibr 6er3 aussuf6iitten, unbetiinl.
inert Inn bas. mas ibr 3ubDrer babel
empfanb.
llnb ilt feline 5timme i9ou 10 bins
reiBeno, ipenn er BON ben trodeniten
Singen rebei, tpie mus he erit flingen,
tuenn feline Seele barin iiberfieBt! sic
bebedte nit Der Sanb bic Mugen uno
Iebnte iid iibermdltigt on ben Sodel bes
farueFf6en Stiers.
(Goriietuus foIst.}
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9as greis gfattmrmier, tpel@s

9as Yreis Gfattarmier, tpeldes
am Sonntag, ben IL. april, in 86rliB
i'm goncertbauie absebalten fporoen 1T.
mar smar gut, aber Iange ntbt 10 gut
beiu6t, nie man es algemein ertpartet
bate. 9u GA epieltii6en iaben, ie 4
an einem, 256 9pieler. I'm 3 nbr
Na1mittaes sing bas pOreiben" log,
nadbem Der 1orlibenbe bes G6rIiser
6tats8erban6es, BON tpel9em bag garls
se ARRANGEMENT ausging, bic Dunter>
ibanen Der bier Wenael" in lanniger
anipra9e besraBt bate. Offieiel oal'
erte Der Wettfampf biz 8 llhr gfa9mit'
tags unb tpdbreno oiefer 5 Stunben
muBte iebes Quartet an ben 5ii9en
80 Gpiele MAIDEN, nobel als figirter
Spieliob marimal l Yfennig fur bas
point, minimaI ] pfennig Geltung
bette. Sur bic Jdle beg abloluten
rpeds" auf benz einmal eingenommes
rlen BIabe mar es benz betreifenben
6pieler BON Der Surnier Oronung ges
5fattet ,uorben. mad Der eritett 9dlfte,
aIio nod 40 Spielen, tpo eine einittins
bioe Woilie eintrat, ben pIab au ipe9.
iein. DaB aud re@t biel DS9mein"
nit i'm 6piele mar. sebt aus einem Der
GA Vrototol!e berpor, ponah ein Sptes
ler BON ben geipielten 80 Spislen 27
,aema1t" uno nur ems sbernla9t" bat.
Sppeit bic protofolle bisber auf ibre
Ridtigfeit seprift iperbeu t0nnen, 1T
erfdtlid), baB ber b66ife materielle
Werluit eirca 20 Mart betrdgt. gBas bic
preife anlangt, bersu 3abl Infangs
42 iein folIte, fpdter a6er pegen gerias
aerer 9beilnebmersabl cine 8erminbe'
rung erfubr, 10 biirfte Der oben erpdbns
te Surnierritter nit feiuen 27 ngema6s
ten" SpieIen ben eriien, uel6er in 2
Ouubertmarfl1einen befebt, bapontras
aen. IL Mitslieber als 2omite ltt'
ter gorfb bes Sfat=W =Werbanbss sprdfben'
ten finb iebt babel, bic protOtolle au prii'
fen, uno berna1 bic preispertbeilung
boraunebmen. Bon f6ifli6em 9umOr
in6 oft bic unteri6riften Der Sbeilnebs
mer, BON benen INNER ie brei on iebem
Slid benz bonn ppe@" .am meiiten beim'
geiudten@pieIsenofen su atteitiren bats
ten, ob er iein pe1 nit 9umor, ober
bod nit Gebulb unb Wiirbe getras
aen, ober pb er geiammert, rais
iounirt ober 2eihenreoen sebalten
bot. S9IiebIid iei nod benterft,
baB bic Surnierritter aus allen
Skeilen Seuti9lanbs berbeigetommen
tuaren, Inn sesen grlesung bon 4 Wfart
oas Redt Der Sbeilnabme alissuiiben.
10. baB iosar elm 9due bic Ga1rt mad
@6rlib eigens gum 3med bes Sfatens
aemadt bate. Man febt, bic grobe
G,emsinbe Der bier MenSel 1T ni6t an
bic 6dranten Der Nationalit1t gebun'
ben, unb bas 6fatipiel erweHt fi9 als
ausaleiGenbes unb peri6bnenbes Wsittel
ionit setrennter 86lter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-13

& 2a6t gud ni6t tduiben bur9
niebere preiie fur 9lrbeit, ipel9e better
als irgenb cine in Seras gellefert ipirb,
ionbern perfiist gu6 mad 9 Gallas
10 a D . pbotograpbii9em Itelier. mo
Sud quite unb sufrieoenitellenbe arbeit
su nnr reellem preiie sarantirt pirb.
Alb, gait 9OuiioH Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-13

S6 Bei Pancoait 6 Sob n
iinb cute 9errenfleiber geraoeio bils
lig, ME irgenbpp in ber Staot.